Bhubaneswar :The Republic day was celebrated at NTPC ER-II Headquarters with traditional splendor . Shri A.K. Goswami , Regional Executive Director (ER-II) unfurled the National Flag and took the ceremonial salute. This was followed by his address.
While delivering the address he recalled the gallant contribution of our national leaders and freedom fighters who secured freedom for us by paying a hefty price of sacrifice and years of struggle. This is a historic day when our constitution came into being in 1950 and our nation was declared a ‘Republic’.
He urged upon the employees to carry the glory of our nation into their lives as NTPCians. NTPC has significantly powered the nation on its path of progress and is now trying to beat the feat by aiming to become the best power utility in the world and this would not have been possible ever without the active contribution by each of its members. He also spoke about the achievement of ER-II in general and project in specific.
Shri A.K. Goswami , reiterated that Year 2022 was another transformative year for the Company. During the year, we have improved our generation share, made significant progress on the renewable side alongwith the conventional business, and rolled out important initiatives, which will ensure continued success in the future.
He Stated that despite numerous challenges, considerable acceleration in Company’s growth momentum in the recent past enables us to assure that the Company will continue to grow and prosper despite the issues emerging on the global and national business horizons.
Shri A.K. Goswami , RED(ER-II) urged upon all employees to continue to critically examine, think innovatively and consciously and collectively address the glaring issues facing NTPC at the moment. Being in a premier Maharatna PSU, we have added responsibility towards the development of the nation.
He called upon everyone to give their best and work together towards the larger cause of sustaining the competitive advantage of the company and the development of the nation.
